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21  9:37pm 01/09/05        
a swell guy.
the sheer ignorance of it all.
so he's posting again.
cough, cough.
22  9:38pm 01/09/05        
Return of the King of the Cafe!
"Oh no, they're raiding the GAP! Quick, suppressing fire!"
23  9:58pm 01/09/05        
Imperial Baron-Admiral<br><i>I am more honourable than thou!</i>
We were told at the department that at least one police officer has been killed and another wounded in the attempts to return order to LA. At least one volunteer firefighter drowned while attempting a rescue. I know there are fires raging in New Orleans but no firefighters there to combat them.
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24  11:41pm 01/09/05        
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Sounds terrible, doesn't look much better either, hope anyone affected by all of this is safe and well.
25  3:41am 02/09/05        
Jedi Master
I heard that a team of snipers had been delievered to the rooftops of some of the taller buildings in New Orleans to start picking off looters.
I really, really hope you're wrong about that.
26  3:46am 02/09/05        
Imperial Baron-Admiral<br><i>I am more honourable than thou!</i>
Why - it is an effective way of preventing looters.
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27  11:40am 02/09/05        
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I heard that there were fire and explosions occuing at some of the chemical plants in the Industrial New Orleans area.
28  12:42pm 02/09/05        
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I heard that a team of snipers had been delievered to the rooftops of some of the taller buildings in New Orleans to start picking off looters.
I really, really hope you're wrong about that.

I really, really, really hope he's wrong about that.
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29  1:52pm 02/09/05        
in the depths of r'lyeh<br>IQ Rating: 200<br>She's smarterer than everyone!
The way I see it, Americans care when Americans die, Bangladeshians care when Bangladeshians die, it just so happens that Americans have more media so it sounds louder when they mourn. I imagine people in Bangladesh care roughly as much for New Orleans sinking as Americans care for when bad things happen to people in Bangladesh.

I mentioned the incident in Bangladesh only as an example, not because I'm Bangladeshi and I want people feeling sorry for my country. My point is that although there are plenty worse things happning elsewhere in the world, nobody gives a shit, unless of course the victim is American, etc. Like when that guy got beheaded or whatever -- everybody wept and sobbed and felt sick to their stomachs, but how many of those same people cared to think twice about the manner in which Iraqi soldiers, or even civilians for that matter, are being treated ?

Anyway, I'mma shut up now. Buhbye.
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30  2:19pm 02/09/05        
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Well, the vast majority of the world's most popular media is based in the U.S., and they might tend to focus more on matters at or concerning their home then they might about other matters abroad. That's just common sense.

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